Uta -- the green things are olives, apparently not cured very much at all so they retain that beautiful bright color.
Sandy -- the second photo is zucchetta, a variant of zucchini that we have grown in our garden for several years. It's a long vegetable that curls whenever it touches an obstacle, hence the curved pieces.
So what's this exotic green stuff on the photo with the cut-up tomatoes?
ReplyDeleteand what is the second photo?
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Uta -- the green things are olives, apparently not cured very much at all so they retain that beautiful bright color.
ReplyDeleteSandy -- the second photo is zucchetta, a variant of zucchini that we have grown in our garden for several years. It's a long vegetable that curls whenever it touches an obstacle, hence the curved pieces.
These are beautiful...I feel more healthy just looking at them!
ReplyDeleteoo, yummy! As my sweet tooth declines, my green-veg cravings accelerate....
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